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Added by Joseph Bernstein , last edited by Christian Veillette on Jul 13, 2008  (view change)
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Anatomy

80% of surface is covered with articular cartilage

Five named regions: Proximal Pole; Waist; Distal Pole; Tuberosity; Distal Articular Surface

Articulates with radius proximally/ capitate ulnar-distally/ lunate medially/ trapezium radial-distally

5th carpal to ossify: fuses at 14-16 years of age

Blood supply: primary supply enters via dorsal ridge
There is a smaller branch into scaphoid tubercle

Pearls:
Proximal fractures greater nonunion...
Volar approach less risky for vascular injury
CORR Articles
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Journal Scan: Journal of Hand Surgery
Fluoroscopic Diagnosis of Scapholunate Interosseous Ligament Injuries in Distal Radius Fractures
Follow-Up Study of the Use of Refrigerated Homogenous Bone Transplants in Orthopaedic Operations
Arthrodesing Operations on the Feet
Two Hundred Cases of Paralytic Foot Stabilization after the Method of Hoke
Springerlink Resources
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Comparison of a PACS Workstation with Laser Hard Copies for Detecting Scaphoid Fractures in the Emergency Department
Long-term results of scaphoid nonunion treated by intercalated bone grafting and Herbert’s screw fixation—a study of 49 patients for at least five years
Disability associated with a congenitally separate tuberosity of the tarsal scaphoid
Fracture of the Proximal Pole of the Bipartite Carpal Scaphoid: A Probable Holt–Oram-like Syndrome
Fracture of the scaphoid with dorsal dislocation of the distal fragment of that bone and of the distal carpal row
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